Fastest Way to Render PDF from XML

Hi
I have used XSLTC(pre-compiled XSL files) to render PDFs.Parser i have used are the latest from XALAN.
Using FOP 0.20.5
Using JAXP 1.3 i am using the validate framework for validating XMLs against XSDs.
This is the fastest approach which i could possibly come up with for rendering XMLs into PDFs
I am just wondering..with so many API etc available is there any accepted fastest way of Rendering PDFs through XML.
I mean this should also take into account the rendering capability of the transformers.
Any insights would be welcome.
Thanks.

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